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West Yorkshire, England
Joined August 2012
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I’m fundraising for Victim Support. Check out my @JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #JustGiving justgiving.com/page/miles-fo…
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As you watch the Aurora this evening, it’s worth reflecting that you’re getting a rare direct glimpse of the power of Nature. Those charged particles causing the atmosphere to glow came from a sunspot complex 17 times the diameter of Earth and traveled across 90 million miles at a million miles an hour. Without our magnetic field to protect us, our atmosphere would have been lost to space long ago. Those colours in the sky are Nature reminding us that we’re very lucky to be here amidst the violence. And perhaps therefore also reminding us not to shite it all up :-)
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If you missed the Aurora last night and / or would like another go, then it looks like there is a good chance we’ll have another display this evening.
"By celebrating the strengths of neurodivergent individuals, we can begin the seismic shift of changing the way neurodivergent individuals are perceived and supported, empowering them to achieve their potential.
Together, we can change the narrative" NCW
neurodiversityweek.com
ALT I'm supporting neurodiversity celebration week 13 to 19 March 2023.
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Word of the day is ‘gadwaddick’: old Norfolk dialect for going on a jaunt or a head-clearing pootle.
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Word of the morning is ‘apricate’ (17th century): to soak up the warmth of the sun, even in winter.
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The iconic #HardrawForce for #WaterfallWednesday!
This waterfall has been painted by Turner and Wordsworth, featured in a 90's hit movie, and is the highest single-drop waterfall in England.
👉 yorkshiredales.org.uk/places…
📸 Wendy McDonnell
#YorkshireDales #Wensleydale
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Two words, each hundreds of years old, that are still worth holding on to: ‘respair’: fresh hope, and ‘resipiscence’: a return to a better frame of mind.
Here’s to both in 2023. Happy New Year.
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This is magnificent @ScarboroCouncil - you have made the nights of all who love wildlife in the UK . Brave , bold and brilliant . A very Happy New Year to you all ! thisisthecoast.co.uk/news/lo… Please RT , these folks deserve a rich applause !
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This week is World Childless Week.
Sending love to the people who long to be parents, but can’t have children for various reasons.
#WorldChildlessWeek #Childless #allontheboard – at London, England
So privileged to work with amazing woman, we rise by lifting others ✨
Feeling super proud to be nominated - Bfd Council's Service Excellence Awards for leading the Bfd Women into Leadership Network. Truly a team effort ❤ @akhtarnor @RunningFairy
Sue Bell, Michelle Taylor, Abigail Williams, Hannah Taylor. @kersten_england @ShirleyCongdon
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Lifelong unlearning is as critical as learning. Unlearning is not removing or discarding knowledge or experience; it’s a conscious act of unlearning skills & mindsets that may have defined the way we led in previous times, but now hold us back: forbes.com/sites/joemckendri… Via @C4LPT
Thought provoking workshop on How to Smash Your Inner Glass Ceiling from @SajZafarCoach
With special thanks to @LaffertyTS
@akhtarnor & Bradford Woman into Leadership group for making it happen ✨
"Leadership is not your positional authority" Saj Zafa
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I love the timelessness of words, and how, for example, the relationship between 'digital' and numbers came about from people counting on their fingers, or digits.
Obvious, I know, but I still love it.
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Situations don't make you unhappy. They may cause you physical pain, but they don't make you unhappy. Your thoughts make you unhappy. Your interpretations, the stories you tell yourself make you unhappy.
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New research: 1) lacking a sense of meaning & low emotional support are strongly related to feeling stretched too thin; 2) people who feel connected to colleagues are 3x more likely to report they kept pre-pandemic levels of productivity: sloanreview.mit.edu/article/… Via @lizandmollie
